Little Darling Dogs Home Boarding, East Herts Council Licence 21/1344/aa

14/08/2024

Worth every penny.

Our next course is available to book! 6th October 🐾 5 minutes drive behind stn airport ⛑️

06/08/2024

💥DON"T FORGET! 💥

With the summer holidays in full swing we are seeing more and more people trying to find suitable accommodation at the last minute for their dogs.

It's so important to remember boarding or day caring for a dog without a licence is against the law and that any insurance an unlicensed business has, will be invalid.

But that's not the only reason you should choose a licensed, home dog boarder.

Here's just a few reasons why licensed is the correct choice for your dog. Licensed dog care providers......

✅ MUST have comprehensive risk evaluations by the council for your dog's safety;
✅ MUST be limited by the council on the number of dogs they can care for at any one time.
✅ MUST undergo property inspections to ensure safety and uphold best practices.
✅ MUST have strict protocols for cleanliness, safety, and disease control
✅ MUST continue to learn to keep their skills updated (CPD)
✅ MUST transport dogs safely
✅ Strive further to guarantee your dog's safety, happiness, and overall well-being

Obtaining a dog daycare or boarding licence isn't a walk in the park, let me tell you!

This is why selecting a licensed provider ensures peace of mind, knowing they've committed to excellence.

You can explore licensed dog boarding or daycare options near you on Yappily - every listed business is confirmed to be licensed, insured, and devoted to your dog's well-being.

👉www.yappily.co.uk 👈

05/08/2024

This is a really good 1st Aid course

Our next Dog First aid workshop is also available to book!

Run by a veterinary nurse, this fun and interesting workshop gives you real life skills to look after your (or other peoples!) dogs at home and in a professional setting.

So many of our last group messaged with times they have used their new skills (ripped nails, bandaging at home after injuries, pulled muscle care, bee sting care, just to name a few!)

Message us on 07979396123 on on here to book your space

(Bookings are non refundable)

02/08/2024

Very interesting and quite shocking.

30/07/2024

The RVC urges owners of hot dogs to “cool first, transport second”  Published: 20 Jul 2023 | Last Updated: 20 Jul 2023 07:00:23 A new study by the VetCompass team at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has found that dogs with heatstroke may be suffering even further due to outdated first aid pr...

21/07/2024

Mud, mud, glorious mud,
Nothing quite like it ...

17/07/2024

Roses and schnauzers round the front door. 🖤🌹💚🖤🌹💚

10/07/2024

https://www.allaboutdogfood.co.uk/

The UK's #1 dog food advice site! Find independent dog food reviews, feeding guides, nutrition tips, retailer locator and so much more!

07/07/2024

Watching Wimbledon 🤣

26/06/2024

25/06/2024

Useful info in this glorious weather

Morning all!! It’s going to be a toasty few days ☀️ please be mindful of your pets in this weather, walks will be shortened and restricted to shady areas as much as possible , we will switch to home visits if required 🐾

20/06/2024

Here are the 5 lowest cost foods on the website. Why do you think their ratings are lower?

14/06/2024

Interesting!

10/06/2024

Not good!

25/05/2024

A proper little darling dog 💙💜

10/05/2024

07/05/2024

💥DON"T FORGET! 💥

With the spring and summer holiday bookings in full swing we are seeing more and more people trying to find suitable accommodation for their dogs.

It's so important to remember boarding or day caring for a dog without a licence is against the law and that any insurance an unlicensed business has, will be invalid.

But that's not the only reason you should choose a licensed, home dog boarder.

Here's just a few reasons why licensed is the correct choice for your dog. Licensed dog care providers......

✅ MUST have comprehensive risk evaluations by the council for your dog's safety;
✅ MUST be limited by the council on the number of dogs they can care for at any one time.
✅ MUST undergo property inspections to ensure safety and uphold best practices.
✅ MUST have strict protocols for cleanliness, safety, and disease control
✅ MUST continue to learn to keep their skills updated (CPD)
✅ MUST transport dogs safely
✅ Strive further to guarantee your dog's safety, happiness, and overall well-being

Obtaining a dog daycare or boarding licence isn't a walk in the park, let me tell you!

This is why selecting a licensed provider ensures peace of mind, knowing they've committed to excellence.

You can explore licensed dog boarding or daycare options near you on Yappily - every listed business is confirmed to be licensed, insured, and devoted to your dog's well-being. 👉www.yappily.co.uk 👈

19/04/2024

Tails ingredients 😱

16/04/2024

We have a couple of spaces left for next weekends Dog first aid course! Its perfect for all dog owners and pet professionals. If your dog collapsed would you know what to do? Or if they had an accident would you know how to treat them?

Come and join us on Sunday 28th April! Its an informative course (its not gory as a couple have asked) and an important skill set to have as a pet owner. And there will be cake!

Held at our lovely salon in Brick End (just behind STN airport)

Dm to book!

🐾

15/04/2024

16/03/2024

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/fCYhpL5Vns8AWeCS/

01/03/2024

As spring approaches and the weather begins to warm up, curious pets may be tempted to lick, chew or eat the flowers and plants that start to appear. However, many plants can be toxic to our animals, so it is important to be aware of those which can cause harm 🌷🌿🌼🪻
Poisonous plants include: Bluebells, Snowdrops, Crocus, Tulips, Hyacinth, Daffodils, Iris, Amaryllis, Belladonna, Rapeseed, Onions & Rhubarb, Hemlock, Gladiolus, Lilies, Foxglove and many more!

Grass seeds are also a hazard as they can often become lodged in your pet’s skin and can move through body tissues causing infection and inflammation 🌾

Check out the links below for more information on plants to look out for this spring, and remember to contact your vet if you suspect your pets has eaten any!
🔗 https://www.pdsa.org.uk/pet-help-and-advice/looking-after-your-pet/all-pets/poisonous-plants
🔗 https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/poisonous-plants/
🔗 https://www.bluecross.org.uk/advice/dog/health-and-injuries/spring-plants-poisonous-to-dogs